Fragmentary note hints at altering tailoring claims
A fragmented text suggests a claim that no other tailor could match Goffman meats and produce a good result, implying strong assurances of superiority that are difficult to achieve in practice.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
8
A fragmented text suggests a claim that no other tailor could match Goffman meats and produce a good result, implying strong assurances of superiority that are difficult to achieve in practice.
Pittsburgh details a tight National League race with New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh—expect rapid position shifts as the Pirates chase the Giants and Cubs. Independence Day clashes at Forbes Field with Chicago promise high attendance amid holiday excitement and strong advance ticket orders.
Detroit defeats New York 8 to 3 in a quick game. Caldwell and Sweeney handle pitching for Detroit while the lineups include key hits and runs in the late innings.
A New York City man claims 24 years of skin trouble ended after using Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap. He spent $75 and more on remedies with no relief before finding a full cure and offers a buyback on unused product tubes.
A quirky ad pitches a Telegram style daily letter service for travelers. It promises a personal note from home with the address changeable as needed and a low weekly rate. The concept frames the telegram as a constant home link during trips.
Fragmented lines show American League and national league batteries across multiple cities including St Louis Cleveland Indianapolis Chicago and Baltimore. The text lists teams scores innings and pitcher or batter names in a chaotic box-score style with multiple game references and partial results.
GAMES TODAY NATIONAL LEAGUE. I Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York St. Lo AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Washington at Cleveland FEDERAL LEAGUE. Brooklyn at Kanga City Buffalo at St. Louis Baltimore at Chicago Pittsburg at Indianapolis.
Saturday results show Pittsburg 3 and 4 with inconsistent entries for Boston. Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 5. St Louis 6. Brooklyn 0. Chicago 4. New York 3. Other lines report New York 4 and St Louis 11. Philadelphia 10. Cleveland and Boston. Detroit 6. Washington Chicago rain. Additional games include Pittsburg 4 Indianapolis 3. Buffalo 4. St Louis 7. Buffalo 10. St Louis 7. Brooklyn 7. Kansas City 10. Brooklyn 1. Kansas City 2. Baltimore-Chiengo rain.
Pauline Fisher wife of cartoonist known as Bua Pinber was badly hurt in a recent New York car crash. Officials fear she may not recover. The record notes she was formerly Pauline Welch a popular actress before marriage.
Berlin dispatch reports Socialist leader Karl Liebknecht claims new bribery ring abuses in Prussia. He alleges titles sold for money, cites documents on General von Lindenau and a professor title payoff, prompting education ministry inquiries and possible prosecutions.
The letter campaign discusses publishing a scientific article and printing copies, noting costs from $275 to $100,000 for titles, nobility elevations, and official appointments. Ludwig, a socialist opponent, is accused of high fees and questionable deals, while Consular Agent John Ware cites minimal automobile records.
Strong joint ticket by Republicans and Progressives in Richwood County yields nominees for county offices. S. C. Dotson seeks House of Delegates, Jennings J. Summerville circuit clerk, J. A. Macher county clerk, Ervin Dorsey county superintendent, and I M Thomas county commissioner. Large crowd applauds at county court house amid unified party optimism.
An advertisement from Alm Combs in the Daily Telegram promotes a pocket sized Problem Amendment Law leaflet. It urges readers to read independently, avoid reliance on others, and obtain a durable copy of the booklet. The ad touts a compact paper and mentions practical access details.
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